yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] scotty1223:
check your thread,i dont know if its exactly what you want to hear,but its what i know :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] droidrev71:
ok thanks for the time
[Thunderbolt Android Development] droidrev71:
Thanks for the work
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Paulb787:
i am on gingerbread and want to go back to stock with no root. so would i flashr mr1 no hboot to get me back to froyo s-off and the the other hboot file to get me back to stock completly. is mr1 now stock?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Breakthecycle2:
WHen I flash the first file, it says installation aborted
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jcase:
Flash it in the bootloader, not in recovery.

Sent from my Verizon Samsung Fascinated II
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tornadog:
I am on the GB leaked radio. Are these instructions and files still valid. I dont know what happened but ever since I flashed to the GB radio, my phone has been behaving badly, poor battery life, heating up, reboots, lock ups. Rolling back to the MR1 radio did not fix anything. So I am going to take this phone back to the store and hopefully get a replacement.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Breakthecycle2:
Im doing that as well, except I wasn't paying attention and flashed the wrong file first and now have the security warning in bootloader
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ///Ficarra:
The links in the first post do not work for me. They send me here:

http://www1.dlinksearch.com/main?ur...http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1009423

help?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] superdusto:
Thanks mate
[Thunderbolt Android Development] contractcooker:
sigh.... and I was having so much fun with gingerbread
[Thunderbolt Android Development] mgnovasaleen:
i flashed the PG05IMG_MR1_upgrade.zip from the gingerbread bricking post....i want to keep root and flash a froyo rom, do i need to flash the PG05IMG_hboot_1.4.0000.zip file?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tekhna:
Ok, just so I'm clear on how exactly to do this, can someone tell me if this is correct? I want to return to bone stock.

First step is to flash MR1 through hboot. Allow Android to load, use Astro to delete that PG015IMG.

Second step is to rename PG05IMG_hboot_1.4.0000 tp PG05IMG, stick it on my SD and then

adb reboot bootloader and then from there it'll flash, correct?

Is that all there is to it?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Heelfan71:
yes, just make sure you rename both files to PG05IMG.zip
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Heelfan71:
I just reverted back to stock no problems. My market is not the new version though. Is that normal? Can't remember what it was like when I got the phone.

Edit: i cleared cache etc too for the market app.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] libraryclg:
Yes it's normal, the new market should return shortly.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] swiftbmx:
Can I do all of this without adb and a computer? I have to exchange my phone afterwork and don't have access right now

Please tell me if this is possible:

1. Put the first 400mb file on the root directory of my sd card and name it PG05IMG.zip.

2. Flash that file by powering down, holding power and volume down while restarting, getting me to the white HBOOT screen and which will then stay on the white screen and upgrade a few things and at one point will ask me if I want to update.

3. One the flash is completely done, let it reboot, remove the old PG05IMG.zip file and put the much smaller second file onto the root of my sd card.

Now this is where I'm stuck, can I flash through clockworkmod recovery? Rom Manager? Any help is appreciated.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] blueis300:
Sorry Im a lost soul. It says Im not rooted and all the stuff is back but it still lists the old rom in the info. I wiped cache and did factory reset.Hmm it said I wasnt rooted and the root checker says I am.

Congrats I have root access

/system/bu/su no such file

/sbin/su: permission denied

I knew I should have stuck to Droid X easy stuff. Anyone help me out. I googled and looked at several different web pages and tried a couple of things but obviously need more help.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jett2314:
Wondering can I use the original (factory) ruu.exe to reset my phone to out of the box state if I am coming from the latest updated rooted stock rom?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] traumahawk:
seeing that there IS a way to easily revert back to stock just made me willing to try rooting and installing DasBamf 2.0-5. THANK YOU.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dpdurst:
Yep the instructions work perfect, my TB for some reason will not do any 3G or 1x but will do 4G just fine. I had no issues with the phone it just started 2 days ago. After a few days working with Verizon, its off the store to get my new TB today. Both the root and unroot threads instructions worked as they should.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dms76:
Sorry I figured out what I did wrong and not sure how to delete my original post. I feel stupid at the moment!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dpdurst:
Wouldn't worry about it, been there done that. Glad its all working now..
[Thunderbolt Android Development] McFluffnStuff:
Im currently trying to get my device back to stock, but Im running into a bit of snag. I put the 400MB file on my SD and renamed it to PG05IMG.zip

When I go into the bootloader, I see that its checking for the file, but it says that it doesn't find it, so nothing happens.

Anyone know what Im doing wrong?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] dpdurst:
verify its not -> PG05IMG.zip.zip
[Thunderbolt Android Development] McFluffnStuff:
Nope. It's only got one zip at the end :p

Could it be because the sim card isn't in the device? @_@
[Thunderbolt Android Development] McFluffnStuff:
Well, I was finally able to resolve my issue. I guess it had to do with the SD card being too small.

I had a 2GB one in the one I was trying to unroot. Switched to an 8GB one I had lying around and it worked.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] whitetiger2429:
help

hey i tried flashing mr1 no hboot zip like its says to for the first step prob is is starts then abourts any ideas why or how to fix this i have had nothing but problems with the first rooting method that came out was unable to flash anything. All i want is to be able to install roms but my radio is a old one and i was never able to flash a new radio please someone help me
[Thunderbolt Android Development] whitetiger2429:
trying to flash it through clockwork is there a difffernt way
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Hellzya:
That's your problem flash via hboot
[Thunderbolt Android Development] McLabia:
JCase, could you possibly post a zip of all of the stock files that come on the Bolts SD card?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Character Zero:
I am on the MR2 radio, will this put me back on the MR1 radio?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] McLabia:
Yes it will. It will put you to the newest OTA(Pre mr2) 100% stock like you walked out of the verizon store today.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] marc11284:
I'm trying to help a buddy un-root over gchat. He doesn't have adb up and running on his local computer and isn't all that computer proficient.

So...for step one, he should download the first file, rename it and enter hboot by using the "volume down + power key" correct? then flash that one.

step two, do the same thing, right? after deleting the first PG05IMG of course! a computer with adb isn't TOTALLY necessary is it?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BBalz:
Anyone have mirrors for the stockfirmware and exploits?

Only RapidShare is working but it's horridly slow. 10-15kbs is all I'm getting... I can deal with it for the 1500 kb file but the 400 mb file is going to take over a day. :eek:
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BBalz:
If he's rooted, that is correct. Just downloading the 2 files, renaming properly and it should be back to stock/unrooted.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] marc11284:
thanks BB, yeah, he's rooted. I figured it would be ok, but wanted to double check. if i screwed up anything in person i'm sure i could fix it, but over gchat and hundreds of miles away it might get difficult :D

oh, and the megaupload link was working best for me, i downloaded it in about 10 minutes. try that again from time to time throughout the day maybe.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BBalz:
When it comes to this step I get 'Permission Denied.'

I am not rooted.

I pushed the MR2 RUU Full Leak (on a non-rooted phone)...

If I ignore this step and go into the bootloader and flash the ZIP, it takes it but comes back after CHECKING (orange/bronze progress bar) and says UPGRADE IS AN OLDER VERSION! and then it only gives an option to reboot.

I'm wanting to get back to stock and go back through the rooting process and flash CM7's new build.

Any assistance would be great.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Koroz:
not sure what happened here.

Running DasBAMF 2.0-5 with latest NON release MR2 radio and dreamkernel.

Downloaded both files, followed directions as ordered and everything was great. Was running fine, S-on normal stock. Went to the upgrade software option in settings, ran it and it somehow rebooted and went into what looked like Clockwork recovery and then turned off with in seconds.

Not the normal update process where it downloads a whole file, then asks if I want to proceed, reboots me and then updates.. this rebooted as soon as it found software to download, took me to what appeared to be a recovery for about 3 seconds said installation aborted and dropped me to a powerless phone.

Turned it back on and now I have Security Warning. Thought it might have been the battery that was the problem but I have had it unplugged for about 10 minutes at that screen to see if the charge was out and its still on fine.

Any ideas?

EDIT: Solved my own problem. I loaded up my DINC, stuck in my tbolt sdcard and loaded the signed software from the revert from GB thread linked in post 2 on to that SDCard, renamed, unmounted and put back in my TBOLT rebooted and reflashed and everything is fine now. Weird.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lvlolvlo:
Same issue here -- Koroz, how did you solve it? I tried looking at post #2, but there isn't anything in there regarding that.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Koroz:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1082114

That file is the signed image for the stock vzw tb system. I took my sim card put it in a different phone (My INC can load and unload sims while on, why the heck they didn't do that with the TB is BEYOND retarded) then renamed the file to a valid image file name and put the sim card BACK into my TB and rebooted into boot loader and let it run the update automatically.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BlackHoleSlam:
i think u mean sd card since the inc does not have a sim card slot
[Thunderbolt Android Development] BBalz:
Anyone have any ideas? I can't revert back from the full ruu MR2 (unrooted)... I just want to get back to stock so I can root and load CM7.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ziggy484:
For what you wanna do... I just rooted with auto root i found on droid forums (its probably here too) it loads a couple stock images in the process, wipes data and all that. What i ended up with was rooted stock pre mr1
[Thunderbolt Android Development] droidfanatic:
Ki

Just follow the unroot guide posted in the stickie...I was in the same boat and it worked like a charm. Make sure you read all of it before running with it. Enjoy. Fyi..I'm on the perfect storm 1.5 now.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=996616
[Thunderbolt Android Development] morbidz:
Need to send the phone for warranty exchange (power button sticking). I'm on gingeritis + mr5 radio.

Can i follow this guide to unroot? Do i need to flash the old radio back?

thank you!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Yaboiaj:
Worked, thanks...
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Droopie28:
EDIT: being helped in chat
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Lipmonger:
ah-HA! Thank you! :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] kgbrown247:
thanks for the instructions, im running das bamf 1.8 remix currently and yes a noob that is coming from a dx1/dx2. is it necessary to go to stock if i choose to jump ship to gingerbread?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lrs421:
No sir. Just do a full wipe and install over your current rom.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tarheel23:
Figured this one out....
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bond32:
So I am on the MR2 radio running Plain Jane v3, say if I wanted to go back to stock would I need to first bump down the radio to the MR1 radio then follow the OP directions?

Edit: I read back and got the answer.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tarheel23:
Same here....
[Thunderbolt Android Development] tarheel23:
Okay, now I'm back to stock... yippee!

However, now my g-sensor doesn't work at all. I was running some various GB based roms and it worked fine.

I even rerooted and loaded in 3 different GB roms and the g-sensor started working again.

When I unroot and revert back to stock Froyo, it does not.

Any thoughts?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] idle0095:
how do u use adb? i can never get it working.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] timned88:
i followed the instructions in step 1 and now i have a security warning that i am very concerned about. could someone please help me to resolve it? i am not that savvy about this so if it requires ADB, please be specific. thanks.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sporty377:
U have to contact jcase... He said if that happens to contact him.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bmay82:
Ok trying to put my Tbolt back to stock, downloaded the files...renamed the 1st one like I'm suppose to, put in root of SD, get into hboot.....phone sees the PG05img file and started to load it but stops and kicks me out to fast boot screen....over and over and over....any ideas
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jaxenroth:
Google search for a full signed RUu. Should say something like Verizon Mecha, and be a monster of a file, about 400+mb. Place that file on the root of your SD card remember to rename it. And you should be all set. Good luck.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jaxenroth:
See my post.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bmay82:
I downloaded the one from this post? Will it not work anymore? It was a huge file?? idk
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bmay82:
Anybody? I've been waiting to go back to stock for a few days now.......can't get this Thunderbolt to flash ANY PG0ing.zip files....radios, stock Rom, nothing...I don't know what else to do. I download it, compress it into zip, goes on the root of SD, (phone won't go into Hboot with volume/power combo) kick to Hboot with adb command...phone sees file and blue bar loads. Goes to the next screen, says parsing with a percentage bar and the goes to loading real fast and then stops and kicks me out?

Someone help me out please!
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lrs421:
Why are you compressing the files? They're already in the correct format. All you have to do is rename them. I think that's your issue. I've used this procedure on this phone and others multiple times, no need to compress anything.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lrs421:
In order to get it into Hboot with the button combo make sure to disable fastboot in the settings.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bmay82:
ok....I feel dumb now...I'm on a mac....after the downloads the files are just in a folder not zipped....I assumed they had to be a zip file....is that wrong?
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lrs421:
Ahhh, a mac. You may want to pm Jcase. If I recall correctly the zip has to be signed.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bmay82:
I wonder if there is a way to set my computer not to decompress zip files automatically? That would probably take care of this issue....to google I go, Thanks for your help....
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bmay82:
No luck, I'm gonna try re downloading the files with firefox and see if it leaves em zipped up....I'll report back.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bmay82:
Firefox appears to leave .zip downloads as a .zip when downloaded (unlike safari) atleast with the smaller of the 2 downloads from the first page. Another hour for the bigger file to download.....sigh....hate my internet
[Thunderbolt Android Development] lrs421:
Lol. Atleast you're making progress.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] bmay82:
Thanks jcase and irs421, downloads from firefox did not unzip automatically and worked just fine, restoring to stock as I type this.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] ILMF:
+1

A big thanks to JCase.

Return to stock brought my bolt back to life. Thought for sure I was bricked. Not sure exactly the cause. A few theories, but nothing I can pinpoint.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Sweeny Russ:
Volume Rocker unresponsive, any thoughts?

JCase is there a RUU out there to automatically install without having to accept input? Need to get back to stock to change through warranty.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] inferno1:
Need some help getting back to complete stock

I read through all 10 pages but didnt see a solutions to my issue

first I loaded the following

"MR1 RUU

http://www.multiupload.com/KU7GSF2EY0

PG05IMG_MR1_no_hboot.zip - c64b4367086fff4f51ec3d5d766a0456"

renamed it and booted to hboot, everything loaded fine and phone looks stock, but still s-off

then I removed that file and loaded this one

"http://www.multiupload.com/26WG1UZCXR

abda920f3e159fb05c00d8c54a5b8768 - PG05IMG_hboot_1.4.0000.zip"

renamed it and booted to hboot, pressed vol up to accept, and after a sec it says "bypassed" and I am still s-off...

did I miss something?

since the first one worked, am I considered stock, minus the s-off (my main concern is i want to received the OTA's without concern of bricking/damaging the phone)

thanx
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sidsixseven:
Did you root with Revolutionary? If so, you need to flash the bootloader from Fastboot. I can post a link...

Sent courtesy of SID 6.7 and Tapatalk
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Sounds to me like they used Revolutionary because I just used it on a replacement (which I now immediately need to get back to stock) and it sounds like the exact issue I'm having, where it skips part of the flash.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] sidsixseven:
This is somewhat advanced, but here are some instructions for removing the protected bootloader that installs with Revolutionary. I have not tried this myself yet, but this should solve for the bypass problem. There is some risk of bricking if you flash the wrong file. You've been warned.

http://androidforums.com/thunderbol...91-how-some-root-terminology.html#post3061599

Sent courtesy of SID 6.7 and Tapatalk
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Yep, that's the one I was afraid you would post! lol A friend pointed me to this one earlier. I was REALLY hoping I could avoid it, due to my complete and utter lack of ADB experience. Almost no need for it in this day and age, if you're a casual user who isn't into development. Oh well, I guess there's no time like the present and, no better motivator than learning a new process on a device you may destroy if you fail at said process! :D
[Thunderbolt Android Development] inferno1:
Can some one offer me some clarification here...

I understand that you shouldnt take an OTA if rooted, and some say if you have CWM installed...

But my issue is Im not entirely sure of the state of my phone..

I had battery reading issues, so I rooted, installed CWM to be able to wipe the bat stats and load a ROM to see if the issue got fixed, but it didnt... so I decided to go back to stock...

following the directions on this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1009423

I loaded this file

"MR1 RUU

http://www.multiupload.com/KU7GSF2EY0

PG05IMG_MR1_no_hboot.zip - c64b4367086fff4f51ec3d5d766a0456"

It loaded fine and my phone "looks" stock, but still shows S-off

in the apps list, there is no SU or CWM, so I dont think they are installed any more.

I tried to then load this file which I believe removes S-off

"PG05IMG_hboot_1.4.0000.zip"

I renamed it and booted to hboot, pressed vol up to accept, and after a sec it says "bypassed" and I am still s-off...

Since the first file I loaded was an older version of the software (build 1.13 instead of the current 1.70), it now says I have and OTA

should I be OK installing it since im not rooted and dont have CWM installed?

thanx for your help

Danny
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Thanks for making life so easy on us jcase! You're work is greatly appreciated.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] scotty1223:
Yes you are fine to install the ota with the stock recovery. S-off status has no affect on it whatsoever :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] c_live_lee:
Glad you posted below me Scotty. You have a tutorial that was a great help to me recently, as well. Thanks a lot.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] inferno1:
thanx scotty, the OTA loaded without issues....

I appreciate the help

-Danny
[Thunderbolt Android Development] scotty1223:
glad i could help,guys :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] Scooter Scott:
I did this unrooting to go back to stock last week and I still have the old market. How long am I supposed to wait before this thing updates itself? Also can someone post the screenshot of the software information on the stock settings? Want to make sure I am all good to go before I do my warranty swap :)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] freebird_78:
My screen is broken. How do I make sure that I'm back to stock? Is there a way from ADB?

Followed all the ADB directions, have the image on the sdcard, rebooted into bootloader via ADB, waited a couple seconds, pushed power button once, vol up once. Waited about 10 minutes to be certain. Push power once. SHOULD be reset back to stock. Just want to verify, since I can't just look at the screen to verify.

Edit: Oooh, I got the OEM "thunderbolt" sound on bootup, so it must've taken. Would still like some BLIND way of verifying 100% that I'm S-ON stock w/o the luxury of having a screen. Other thing is that now I'm "offline" in ADB, so I can't get a shell going.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] scotty1223:
prolly when you flashed the ruu it turned off usb debugging. youd have to blindly re-enable it to get it to be seen by adb again. :eek:

i honestly wouldnt worry about it. if you cant tell,they cant either. i doubt theyre gonna fix the screen and turn it on to try and catch you in the act :D

when they get it,theyll fix any hardware,then flash the newest firmware and out the door it will go as a refurb.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jessel0001:
Can't finish last step.

I have flashed the MR1 RUU, but when I try to flash the hboot i keep getting a wrong image error. I have placed it in the root of SD renamed it correctly, even tried downloading from other sources. any help would be appreciated.
[Thunderbolt Android Development] johnnyv5:
Can this be used to get back to stock if you are running 2.11.605 Leak? Can't root that version so was going to go back to stock then work my way up with a ROM that has Gingerbread...

jv
[Thunderbolt Android Development] enkrypt3d:
tried installing either file in recovery and it says install aborted.. im rooted with the MR2.5 radio... thx
[Thunderbolt Android Development] YankInDaSouth:
You don't install via recover - you install in hboot.

Rename the first file to PG05IMG.zip and place it on the root your sd card, then reboot to the bootloader (either through reboot options on a custom rom or power off the device then hold volume down + power button until you boot into bootloader). Choose to install update and let it run its course. Reboot after the install is complete - Then either delete, rename or move the first PG05IMG.zip that's on the root of your SD card. Then, rename the second file PG05IMG.zip and do the same as above.

That's it, you'll now be stock & unrooted - my God have mercy on your soul ;-)
[Thunderbolt Android Development] jessel0001:
Anyone else have an idea? I've even tried multiple SD cards. Also, with the ruu from the recoveringfrom GB post I found the device is still rooted.